this is feather river and,orville, was constructed here and if youed a 06 you would have four of the highest flows that have occurred since we constructed that. from a flood stand point we're not taking this into consideration. in terms of the roll or rule terms there's not much change in those. final example is san,jaoquin, refr, you see 2006 is missing. there's a couple of points. one, the flashier nature that will continue as we lose snow back. the other is from a flood standpoint, but if you think about the hundred year flood has a chance of occurring one in a hundred years. most of that analysis was done in the first or middle of the past century. all the higher flows have occurred since then some what is the real hundred year event now and what is it going to be. so how do you design your flood systems to deal with that and they may be robust and not just rely on flooding levies. next slide. again, kind of a summary. much higher inflows during winter and early spring we have to maintain greater flood control space and if all you do is that you probably lose greater water supply

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take a look at the pride of orville, ohio this morning. of philadelphia, pennsylvania. she's 111. oldest citizen in philadelphia. went to the polls and voted in 2008 but didn't say for who. that's her business. oxnard, california, ken seaton. 102. lives independently and maintains a fig tree. if you have tasted a fresh fig, you know why. absolutely delicious. and we have genevieve tilghman from maryland. enjoys dining out, and playing bingo. evelyn matranga of new york city. a very fine lady who loves life. a lifetime member of her church. still likes to read the bible. happy birthday to cape cod, massachusetts's anne theroux. loves to read and knit. her secret to longevity is watching the moon rise on cape cod. we have joseph and marion epler. they have been married ten years. their birthdays are just a few days apart. and finally frances may of new york is 100. loves her family so much. they all love each other. that's all. now back to new york city where the crew loves each other. >>le willard, thank you very much. now to a frantic 911

. >> i don't think it does any good when public employees are denigrated orvil le villified o their rights are infringed on. >> reporter: his signature health care law faces legal challenges in 27 states. the president told governors starting in three years their states could opt out of portions of the law including the so-called individual mandate which requires people to purchase health insurance. to get that waiver a state must prove it meets specific standards on coverage and costs. initial republican reaction was somewhat positive. >> this offers flexibility which i think is a positive thing. but it doesn't change the overall objection to the bill. >> reporter: despite the new rules it doesn't mean health care will be less of a political wedge issue in 2012. from gop senators worried about being tea partied. >> it's good to work out their own problems rather than uh a one size fits all federal government stupid dumb ass program. >> reporter: to the presidential campaigns, mitt romney. >> in fact, i agree with mitt romney. he recently said he's proud of what he accomplished in health c